Bandicoot Pottery

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240 Tyrrells Rd
Cobargo, Nsw 2550
+61 4 2847 8719
http://www.bandicootpottery.com.au
Daniel Lafferty and Gabrielle Powell operate Bandicoot Pottery and it is situated about 5 kms east of Cobargo on the Bermagui Road. Visitors are welcome to experience pottery in action, be able to pick up a bargain or two and enjoy a learning experience in our pottery classes. Our pottery is hand crafted and individually designed specialising in functional decorative one of wood fired pieces. Open by appointment please ring to check we are here - give us a ring and come out and visit

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Wonderful Artists!
10/23/2020

Bandicoot Pottery is in a rural setting surrounded by greenery. The pottery is scattered around amon...

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